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- American and French Place Huns in Peril
- Explosions at Morgan, N. J. Shatter a Dozen Towns, Cause 18 Hours of Terror, Loss of Lives, Destroy $18,000,000 Plant
- Americans Advance in Spite of Huns' Stiff Resistance
- Captain Ham Killed
- March Report of War
- German Forces Losing
- Great Effort to Save Railroad
- Crown Prince is King
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- Page 3
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- War Casualties
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- Rare Night-Blooming Cereus Occasion of a Reception
- English Division Performs Wonderful Feats in Advance
- Louis E. Bates
- Candy or Canning
- Armenians Are in the Fighting
- Public Places Closed
- Prominent Man out for Tanlac
- Nation Slow in Meeting Loan
- Aviators Seriously Injured
- Convicted of Espionage
- France Adopts Syndicate Plan in Buying Abroad
- Portuguese Defeat German Troops
- America Stands out as Great Ideal in Far-Away India
- New Government for the Germans
- Chocolate for Aviators
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- Soldiers Must Not Slam down Bread like Grocer Does
- American Troops Storming Enemy
- Furious Fights on West Front
- Care of Battery out of Service
- Local News
- Americans Fill Space in the German Papers
- Internal Weakness in Germany is Deplored by Press
- Aviators Circle Above Grave of Lieutenant Thaw
- Boy Scouts Shop Grown-Ups How to Raise Corn
- Local News
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- Page 7
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- Wm. H. Wattis for Congress
- When the Influenza Arrives
- Making for Potash
- Save the Paper Bags
- Speed Becomes an Art of War
- Denver Officials of Red Cross Are Not Coming
- People from North on Their Way to Conference
- Camp Lewis Boys Are Making Good
- American Wounded While Watching Battle from Hill
- Exercises Held at Lewis School
- Soldier Boy Who Gave His Life
- Austria Makes Serious Threat
- Great Political Disturbances
- Only One-Sixth of Liberty Loan Subscribed
- Pershing Reports Capture of Several Villages from Huns
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- Page 9
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- Pleasure, Food and Gas Masks
- What Women Are Wearing at the Capital
- Household Hints
- Square Jet Buttons
- Examinations for Men in the Draft
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- Shooting Occurs in Aspen Tunnel
- Draft Evader is Held by Officers
- Dr. A. A. Robinson at Head of Board
- Local News
- New Stroke of allies Expected
- Shout but Make Shouts Good
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- Negro Troops Amuse French
- United States' Potash Supply
- Plays 39 Games of Chess in 60 Minutes
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
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- Random References
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- Bought an Auto but Failed to Keep Home Clean
- Deaths and Funerals
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- Well-Known Ogden Couple Wedded
- Married Today in Salt Lake City
- Entertain for House Guest
- Mrs. Coray Returns T Ogden
- Rebel Yell and Indian War Whoop Taboo to American Army Song Leaders in France
- Dance at Berthana Tonight
- Social Evening at Five Points
- Red Cross Unit's Splendid Work
- Program at Central Junior School a Fine One
- Visited in Ogden
- Miss Woodruff Returns
- Mrs. Hubbard Leaves
- Police Court
- Scout Patrol Boat is Sunk
- Latest Guest at a Local Hotel is Ima Nutt
- First Baptist Church Sunday
- Further Explosions Feared at Morgan
- Casualties Are 15,000 to Come
- Foreigners Urged to Attend Classes at Night
- Enemy is Using All His Forces
- Wartime Economy
- Yanks in Big Drive
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- Bride of Ogden Man Visiting in City Has Had Thrilling Experiences and is a War Worker
- Tea Room of Local Red Cross Shop Opens Today
- Two Artists Will be Heard at Tabernacle Monday
- Visiting in Capital
- Married in California
- Leave for East
- Luncheon for House Guest
- Visiting in Capital
- Silver Wedding Anniversary
- Mrs. Prout Hostess
- Surprise Party
- Motor up from Capital
- For Miss Louise Zeller
- Mrs. Kuhn Arrives Home
- From Pocatello
- Mrs. Corn in City
- Women's Day at Orpheum
- Violin Recital in Fourth Ward Chapel
- Announce Engagement
- Attended Meeting in Capital
- From Northwest
- Mrs. Turner Hostess
- Mrs. Kuhn Home
- Club Calendar
- Miss Irene Swanson
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- Page 13
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- Spans Gorge to Save Girl
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- Enid Bennett in "They're off"
- Daring Feat of a Californian
- Eyetalian or Italian
- Aviators in Fight with Twenty-Five German Airplanes
- Second Lieutenants Successful at Camp Zachary Taylor
- Local News
- U. S. Aviators' Splendid Work
- Weather Forecast for Coming Week
- Eightieth Division Drives Back Huns to the Kriemhilde
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- Football Player Given Time to Report for Duty in the Navy
- Yankee Team from Food Ship Wallops Lads from Destroyer
- At Golf Club
- "Kid" Gordon Gets Surprise of Life
- Hoyt a Student Officer
- "Ducky" Going "over There"
- Brennan Goes to Work
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- Health Inspector Issues a Warning as to Spanish Influenza Attack in Ogden
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- Wm. H. Wattis is Named for Congress by Republicans of the First District
- Brotherhood of American Yeomen
- Four Boys in Service Are Now Waiting for Father
- Personal Notes of the Mail Service
- Did Not Want Justice
- Local News
- Churches
- Page 16
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- State Health board Issues a Warning That Influenza Has Appeared in This State
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- Head of Church Denounces Those Who Have Disregarded Manifesto in Polygamy
- Garland Society
- U. S. Team is Ready
- Oil Director
- First Christian Church Rally
- Attempted Raid on Yankee Line a Total Failure
- Premier Venizelos Grateful to France for Aid to Greece
- U. S. Standardized Motor Boats Used to Clear Mines
- Prince of Baden Desires to Bring About Speedy Peace
- Page 17
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- Are You a Good American?-Then Apply This Test
- Well dressed Woman
- Cleaning Rugs
- Health and Beauty Hints
- Solid Embroidery
- Petticoats Are Narrow
- Modish Ideas
- Low Cost Dishes -for- High Cost Days
- Fashion Makers Take the Cue from Darwin and Evolve the Orang-Outang Skin Fabric
- Capable Women and Their Daily Doings
- Business Manners
- Disfiguring Habits
- Teaches Neatness
- A Few Helps
- Eat Cabbage
- Page 18
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- Red Cross Shop and Tea Room Open Today and Many Ogden Patriotic Folk Are Pleased
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- Young People's Union to Meet Sunday Afternoon
- Beet Crop of County Will be Large This Season
- New Instructor at Ogden High School
- Card of Thanks
- Corp. Fred Cannon Dies in Hospital in France
- Men Not Allowed to Travel on Wooden Cars
- Alice Brady at the Utah Today
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- Floyd C. Rollow Sends Interesting Letter to Folks
- Ogden and the County over a Million Behind
- Funeral Services for Wm. H. Eccles to be Held Monday
- Heber Scowcroft, Jr. Advanced in Army
- John W. Boggs Dies at Long Beach, Cal
- Outside the Limit
- No Use
- Literally
- Rudimentary Education
- One Exception
- Quiet
- These Are Not Home Guards, but Senators Examining Hun Souvenirs
- Austria after The War
- Local News
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- Page 20
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- Three Ogden Boys Meet in Little French City
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- Families of Soldier Boys Are Being Looked After
- Spies and Slackers to See Show Free
- Stanley Tracy Goes to Washington. D. C
- The Hoarder
- Attention, El Monte Commandery No. 2, K. T
- Red Cross Called on to Clothe 300 Soldiers Monthly
- Prussian Minister Resigns
- Modern Woodmen of America
- Notice Mailed by Draft Board
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-05 | Page 18 | Quiet
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-05 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6g172q3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g172q3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Quiet |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-05 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 18 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g172q3/6939214 |